Scramble For Funds Requires Better System
Former President Eisenhower endorses voluntary political contributions and rejects funding campaigns from tax money or earmarked income tax. He notes drawbacks of tax funding and emphasizes dangers of money deciding polls, urging a better system as campaigns cost rise. Strong donors and private fortunes aid some candidates, but funds can disadvantage the poor and qualified challengers.
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Population clock hits 200 million in instant growth debate
The Census Bureau warns that reaching 300 million by 2100 may be unlikely as population grows roughly one person every 12 seconds rather than 14. The piece argues higher numbers intensify future pressures and calls for preparation, citing a Bible verse for context.
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Census Bureau
F-111 praised as flexible all purpose aircraft by pilots
Veterans at Nellis Air Force Base testify the F-111 is a formidable plane with variable swept wings and long range capability. They say opponents who criticized McNamara’s F-111 idea were wrong. The article notes the program’s fixed price contract and McNamara’s broader influence.
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Navy
New Year's Resolution Thoughts For 1968
A reflective piece urges self assessment at year’s start, urging readers to go beyond money and consider family neighbors and community. It notes 1968 being a leap year and asks readers to examine biases, relationships, and past actions for meaningful self improvement.
Happiness Is Your Own Making In 1968 Wish
A positive message notes happiness comes from personal effort and inner peace as a collective wish for readers that the year 1968 will be their best yet. The note emphasizes peace of mind as the key path to happiness.
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General de Gaulle
Sahara
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank Radiotelescore Observatory
Hubert Humphrey
United States
United Nations
John Lindsay
Robert Kennedy
Laos Stakes and Hanoi Strategy Divides US Policy Makers
Joseph Alsop outlines a debate among U.S. policymakers over North Vietnamese aims in Laos. He notes Hanoi’s past promises to withdraw and argues the Pathet Lao’s reliance on Hanoi, with Laos central to Ho Chi Minh Trail operations. He cautions Johnson to reassess if Hanoi targets Laos for a larger Mekong Delta push.
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Laos
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Johnson
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Laos Panhandle
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Luang Prabang
Middletown Journal Publisher Information and Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists address on Broad Street Middletown Ohio and subscription rates for various delivery methods. Includes per copy prices for weekdays and Sundays and annual mail rates for trading areas and outside regions with overseas pricing.
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New Year Vaticinations For 1968 From William Rickenbacker
The 1960s wit William F. Rickenbacker predicts a 1969 budget deficit, a devalued dollar, repeat crop failures, and political follies. He foresees Mrs. Kennedy visiting many places, a slate of Republican and Democratic nominees denying ambition, fashion and magazine cover trends, and various unlikely prophecies in a satirical National Review feature.
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Beeville
Texas
Richard ‘E
Nixon
Happy Rockefeller
Lance R. Gentry
Alice
Claude Kirk
George Romney
Harry Bailey
Abilene
Harold Stassen
Charles Percy
Bell, Howell & Ilinois, Inc
Veronica Schmatz
Corpus Christi
William & Mary
Scranton
Iowa
Old Charley Goodnight
Canyon
James Rhodes
Ohio
Attila the Hun
Boston
Early transatlantic packet lines and aviation milestones
The Black Ball Line from New York to Liverpool averaged 23 days for nine years. Alberto Santos-Dumont, a Brazilian in Paris, first flew a balloon with a gasoline engine. Beeline means straight as possible to the hive. Safety pins appeared in prehistoric times and were used by Romans long before Christ.
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Alberto Santo - Dumont
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